THINK TWICE ABOUT MARCO RUBIO FOR PRESIDENT.

THE KUHNS REPORT

LAS VEGAS - Hello America, and how is the world treating you?

Marco Rubio, (R-Florida) is a United States Senator who is running for president of the United States. One of my questions is, Why? He's served less than  ONE TERM and tells people he is "fed up" with serving. It has been reported in the media that he has told friends and colleagues that he "hates" his current job in Washington and will not run for reelection. He indicated to  people that he wants to be president or it's "nothing." WOW!

Rubio, 40 something, has decided not to run for his seat again. He said as much during the last Republican debate. Could it be that he doesn't care to serve his constituents? That he doesn't know how to, or want to do his job as a senator?

Rubio has missed vote after vote in Washington. It appears he has no interest in serving the people he was elected to represent. Look at his voting record and you will find it an abysmal record. If things don't go his way, he quits. "He's a quitter." On Tuesday, he cast a vote, his first in 20 days or so.This guy  is frustrated and clearly displays a character flaw of impatience.

It has been said that even in his first elected office, as a young city commissioner in West Miami, he constantly became frustrated and impatient and complained as to how slow his colleagues were at work.

I believe that possibly Rubio is being forced out of the Senate because of his poor voting record. He is what one can describe as an "absentee federal employee." In fact, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, has proposed that senators who miss work should have their pay "docked."It was probably meant as a reference to Rubio, but the shoe fits because Rubio has missed vote after vote. Bush said: "We're paying you to do something, it ain't run for president." Rubio's hatred and frustration and rejection of the Senate does not make for a person that would be a good president of the United States. Does it?

My view is that the Washington lawmakers do not work enough as it is. And when we have a Senator that refuses to show up to vote on issues it's time for someone else to be put in that spot. Needless to say, I'm glad Rubio made up his mind not to run for reelection. We as a nation are better off. However, if this guy, a fresh face in Washington, a newbie, can not or will not work as a Senator, how the devil can he work as the president of the United States?  Do you really want someone with this man's alleged character flaws sitting in the White House? Think about it. - And, that's my opinion. Make your own decisions. You decide.

BRADLEY W. KUHNS, Ph.D., O.M.D.
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